Ansys's Multi-Physics Campus Solution, a university education support program, includes teaching licenses for undergraduate courses and research licenses available to faculty and graduate students. The software donated to Sungkyunkwan University is scaled to accommodate up to 5,000 students simultaneously for coursework and 500 users for research purposes.

Ji-beom Yoo, Vice President of Sungkyunkwan University, expressed his gratitude, stating, "The simulation solution will help enhance the level of convergence research within the university and assist in establishing high-quality educational curricula. We will actively expand industry-academia research activities to reciprocate Ansys's support."

Meanwhile, engineering capability has emerged as a key driver of manufacturing innovation that has sparked the Fourth Industrial Revolution. For the advancement of domestic engineering capabilities, the expansion of specialized workforce with expertise is more important than ever. In response to these manufacturing industry changes, Ansys's Multi-Physics Campus Solution is expected to significantly contribute to nurturing future talent in the manufacturing sector.